Author: Mohammed Mohisen | Sep 14, 2025
Being forced to flee Gaza for a second time this is the deepest, most unbearable wound of this war.
To be uprooted once is devastation; to be torn away twice is a violence that reopens every scar. You pack the same memories into a smaller suitcase, watch the places that held your life reduced to echoes, and realize that safety has been stolen not once but again. The shock is sharper, the loneliness heavier, and the grief multiplies because this time you leave not only a home, but the fragile hope that you had managed to rebuild after the first loss. It is a pain that sears through the heart, a cruel reminder that some people are forced to mourn their lives on endless repeat.

About the Author: Mohammed Mohisen is a medical student from Gaza. Follow his stories on Substack @mohammedmohisen
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